Crossing the Canada/US border in a RV

[ktmossman]

That makes for an expensive vacation...

https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/destinations/2021/07/31/canada-travelers-fined-20-k-falsifying-covid-vaccination-credentials/5442379001/

[luvrbus]

That makes for an expensive vacation...

https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/destinations/2021/07/31/canada-travelers-fined-20-k-falsifying-covid-vaccination-credentials/5442379001/

Reading seems like they got off lite,one has to follow the rules when in another country,most are not like America and let you off with a slap on wrist

[windtrader]

Reading seems like they got off lite,one has to follow the rules when in another country,most are not like America and let you off with a slap on wrist

Isn't that the truth! I lived in Saudia Arabia and there's no slap on the wrist. you lose your hand or your head! Real deal

[chessie4905]

Serves them right. They aren't  messing around at the border. And if rejected at one crossing, forget trying another location several hundred miles away. They are all linked and have your info at all of them as soon as you start to enter. Also, check their border crossing requirements before crossing. Things can change day to day.
Hopefully, things will settle down by next May.🤞
I hear speeding violations are quite expensive also.

[bobofthenorth]

I hear speeding violations are quite expensive also.

I think the cops are too busy hassling restaurant owners for having 5 people at the same table so there's nobody left to run radar traps. I can't remember the last time I saw a cruiser with someone stopped on the highway. Brown bears hassling truckers - yes but cops stopping citizens not so much.

[buswarrior]

Has anyone checked into what the US is going to do to you, when you come back across?

We can't go down there, so you'll be kinda conspicuous arriving at the gate alone...

Happy coaching!
Buswarrior